NVHR Membership


Thank you for your interest in joining the National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable (NVHR).

The National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable is a coalition of public, private, and voluntary organizations dedicated to reducing the incidence of infection, morbidity, and mortality from viral hepatitis in the United States through strategic planning, leadership, coordination, advocacy, and research.

Membership in NVHR is open to Organizations that support NVHR’s mission and demonstrate a strong interest in reducing viral hepatitis morbidity and mortality; and that are involved, or wish to be involved, in one or more of the following areas:

  • Viral hepatitis education, information and awareness;
  • Viral hepatitis research; and
  • Viral hepatitis prevention, identification, medical management, or treatment.


Categories of membership in NVHR.

1. Voting membership

Not-for-profit , community based organizations, and coalitions of community groups including medical, social service, educational, advocacy, support.
Each voting member organization may send up to two (2) representatives to in-person Membership Meetings, may have unlimited number of participants on the NVHR mailing list, conference calls, and NVHR subcommittees, but shall only have one vote in any matter to be decided by the membership of the NVHR. Such matters shall include, but not be limited to, the election of the Steering Committee.

2. Associate membership

Local, state and federal government agencies
For-profit organizations
Associate membership includes all privileges outlined above except for voting.

If you wish to become an NVHR Sponsor contact mbsaly@nvhr.org

Please complete the following information. Your application will be reviewed and notification made within two weeks of receipt.
 

Type of organization or company
Not-for-Profit  
 		 
Government (Local, State, Federal)  
 		 
For-Profit or Private Industry  
 		 
Individual (Mailing List Only)  
 		 
Sponsor  
 		 
NVHR CODE OF CONDUCT
  

NVHR members should treat one another respectfully and refrain from:

  • Abusive or hateful language in person, on the telephone or via the internet.
  • Personal attacks on NVHR member organizations and their representatives, including attacks on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, weight, disabilities or other identifiable characteristics of representatives or the communities they serve.
  • Engaging in dialogue or email that impinges or demeans the actions or condition of other persons or organizations and emailing anonymously or using false names

When representing NVHR, members should avoid situations in which they have a personal interest that could be viewed by others as competing with the interests of NVHR or other member organizations. When representing NVHR, align your conduct and external presentation with the mission, vision, strategy and goals of NVHR.

Repercussions for non-adherence to the NVHR Code of Conduct is at the sole discretion of the NVHR Steering Committee. Possible consequences of non-adherence include:

  • Giving offending party a warning
  • Requiring member organization to select an alternative representative
  • Severing of affiliation between NVHR and member organization

(Please note: Answering "No" to this question will disqualify your organization from becoming a member of NVHR.)

 
  

Please provide information about your organization or company:
Individuals not belonging to a qualifying organization that want to be on our mailing list please type "NA" for the required "Organization" field

  Please insert your organization or company website
 
  What is your organization or company's primary interest. Check all that apply: *
  

NVHR would like to help promote your mission through our website. It also helps us to gather data about the populations you serve to help us make the case for the needs of our community. Adding additional information will take a few extra minutes, but we hope that you will find it a valuable tool to get the word out about your mission and to inform policy makers about your needs.

  

Links to your organization's Social Media channels: Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Other.

  

Links to video(s) (URL) about your organization:

  

Links (URL) to a brochure or document about your organization: